List of cultural monuments in Neuleiningen

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In the list of cultural monuments in Neuleiningen , all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate local community Neuleiningen are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of November 29, 2016).

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone castle ruins Neuleiningen Kirchengasse 14
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1238 between 1238 and 1241 by Count Friedrich III. Erected by Leiningen , used as a widow's residence for the Leiningen family in the 16th century , destroyed by the French in 1690; Main castle in the northwest corner on the highest point; not quite square complex with round towers at the corners, type of the four-tower fort; in the towers originally small rectangular and pointed arch openings with set walls, in the circular wall regular sequence of loopholes; of the expanded outer bailey to the east, which probably also included the castle chapel and today's parish church, the circular wall following the steep slope to the north with slotted windows Monument zone castle ruins Neuleiningenmore pictures
Monument zone town center At the gardens, Kirchengasse, Kuhtrifftweg, Mittelgasse, Talstraße, Untergasse
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the area of ​​the medieval settlement enclosed by the city fortifications including the moat in the west and the steep slopes in the north, east and south, Kirchengasse and Untergasse 56 with castle ruins, parish church, former stately home, former winery, town houses; Buildings mainly from the 18th century with medieval parts Monument zone town center

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
City fortifications 13th Century Closed wall belt laid out in the 13th century after the castle was built and expanded in the 15th century; partially preserved battlements with loopholes, preserved the Obertor (Kirchengasse 2), the Diebsturm (An den Gärten 3) and the Kranichturm (Mittelgasse 56); one of the best preserved medieval fortifications in the Palatinate City fortificationsmore pictures
Wayside cross At the cross, at No. 1
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1737 Road cross, late baroque, marked 1737 Wayside cross
portal At the gardens, at No. 2
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1601 Portal, inscribed 1601
portal At the gardens, in front of No. 3
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1599 Portal, marked 1 [5] 99
Theft At the gardens, at No. 3
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Half-shell tower at the southeast end of the city fortifications Theft
Spoilage At the gardens, at number 14
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1713 late baroque lintel, marked 1713
Fountain Kirchengasse
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19th century Running fountain, 19th century
War memorial Kirchengasse
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1964 War memorial 1914/18 and 1939/45, St. Georg, 1964 by Otto Rumpf War memorial
Courtyard Kirchengasse 1, Mittelgasse 37
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16th and 17th centuries stately courtyard; Quarry stone building with half hip, the core probably from the 16th and 17th centuries, remodeling in the late 18th or early 19th century, portal with masked medallions marked 1581; defining the plaza
Upper gate Kirchengasse, at No. 2
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Round arch integrated into the city wall Upper gate
Courtyard Kirchengasse 4
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1786 Courtyard area; the core of an older, late Baroque plastered building, marked 1786, cellar gate marked 1606, clay Madonna in the niche, quarry stone barn, cellar corridor dug into the slope; defining the townscape Courtyard
Residential building Kirchengasse 12
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late 18th century single-storey building with hipped roof over high cellar, late 18th century; late baroque sandstone relief in the new building on the courtyard side; defining the streetscape
Catholic parish church of St. Nicholas Kirchengasse 15
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13th Century Medieval quarry stone building around 1500, the core of the nave probably from the 13th century (former castle chapel), the west tower moved out of the axis with a crooked hip roof, late Gothic choir from the early 16th century; medieval furnishings; Outside baroque sandstone crucifix, marked 1711 Catholic parish church of St. Nicholasmore pictures
Residential building Kirchengasse 19
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18th century late baroque half-timbered house, partly solid, 18th century
Guild sign Mittelgasse, at No. 11a
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first half of the 18th century Guild sign, wrought iron, first half of the 18th century Guild sign
Door run Mittelgasse, at No. 15
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18th century Gate drive, 18th century
Cellar gate Mittelgasse, at No. 16
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1605 Renaissance cellar door, marked 1605, rectangular window and portal
Residential building Mittelgasse 17
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1567 two-part three-storey half-timbered building, partly massive, marked 1567 in the core, alterations marked 1733
Residential building Mittelgasse 19
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17th or 18th century Baroque half-timbered building that characterizes the street, partly massive, Renaissance portal around 1600 Residential building
Market fountain Mittelgasse, at No. 20
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1782 Market fountain; Sandstone trough, lion sculpture marked 1782 (original in the town hall) Market fountainmore pictures
Residential building Mittelgasse 22
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around 1600 two-part baroque half-timbered building, partly massive, mainly around 1600; defining the plaza
Residential building Mittelgasse 23
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1717 Baroque half-timbered building with a mezuzah , marked 1717 and in Hebrew [5] 477 with older parts; Retaining wall gate marked 1612 with Spolie
Residential building Mittelgasse 30
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15th or 16th century three-story, gable-free plastered building facing Untergasse; Ground floor 15th or 16th century, first floor 16th century, second floor partly half-timbered, probably from the 19th century
Residential building Mittelgasse 32
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16th Century three-storey house, ground floor probably from the 16th century, half-timbered floors 18th century
Residential building Mittelgasse, at No. 33
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first half of the 18th century stately hipped roof building with half-timbered gable, first half of the 18th century
Basement entrance Mittelgasse, at No. 34
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1771 Cellar entrance, house brand marked 1771
Residential building Mittelgasse 36
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18th century Baroque house, 18th century, half-timbered floor from the late 17th or early 18th century
Residential building Mittelgasse 38
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1565 Half-hipped roof building, second half of the 19th century, with components from the 16th to 18th centuries: stair tower, cellar with 1565 marked gate, laterally marked 1 [7] 21, in the wall of the commercial building the former lintel marked 1598
portal Mittelgasse, at No. 42
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1582 Portal lintel marked 1582, cellar entrance marked 1726
Courtyard Mittelgasse 56
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1834/35 Winery; Dreiseithof, 1834/35; Classicist hipped roof construction, gardens
Crane tower Mittelgasse, at No. 56
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Half-shell tower of the city fortifications
Basement entrance Obergasse, at No. 1
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1740 Cellar entrance, marked 1740
Spoilage Obergasse, at No. 4
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1705 Ofenstein, inscribed 1705
Courtyard Obergasse, at No. 11
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16th or 17th century three-storey plastered facade facing Mittelgasse, probably from the 16th or 17th century, Obergasse facade overmolded in the 19th century; belonging to No. 10 quarry stone barn, partly half-timbered
Count's bakery Obergasse 14
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18th century former count's bakery; Hakenhof, 18th century; Late baroque house, partly half-timbered, courtyard gate marked 1712 Count's bakery
Architectural parts Obergasse, at No. 15
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1592 rich renaissance portal, marked 1592, window framing made of similar spoils; late Gothic half-timbered elements
graveyard Sausenheimer Strasse
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1730 Cemetery laid out in 1730, expanded several times to the west, with a surrounding quarry stone wall; former corridor chapel, the so-called holy house , numerous gravestones from the 18th to 20th centuries graveyard
villa Sausenheimer Strasse 6
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1901 one to two-storey late historical brick villa, 1901
Spitzhäuschen Untergasse 1
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1800 partly half-timbered, single-storey part with a crooked hip roof, marked 1800; defining the townscape
hospital Untergasse 6
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17th and 18th centuries former hospital; small courtyard; Half-timbered building, partly massive, 17th and 18th centuries, cellar gate marked 1629, half-timbered barn marked 1716
Residential building Untergasse 10
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before 1689 Half-hipped roof construction, partly half-timbered, in the core probably before 1689
Rinsing fountain Untergasse, opposite No. 12
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1615 Water basin, Spolie in the rear wall, marked 1615 Rinsing fountain
Quarry stone tower and architectural parts Untergasse, at No. 13
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14th Century Quarry stone tower, probably from the 14th century; at the house arched gate, 16th or 17th century; on the cross section of the Kellerpforte alley, marked 1595; in the lower part of the alley round arched gate (Spolie), probably from the end of the 16th century; side Gothic window; In the front of the Mittelgasse a baroque lintel fragment, marked 1728
Residential building Untergasse 14
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1841 One-storey solid building above the high cellar, marked 1841, some with ornamental framework probably from the 17th century
portal Untergasse, at No. 18
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1608 Portal, Renaissance, inscribed 1608
portal Untergasse, at No. 22
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early 17th century Portal, early 17th century
Courtyard Untergasse 26
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18th century Hakenhof, 18th century; representative late baroque hipped roof building, marked 1720
Winery Untergasse 40/42
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1594 former winery; No. 42 Renaissance building, 1594 (dated), renovation marked 1812, above medieval cellar, 14th century, with furnishings; Gate construction with half hip mansard roof; No. 40 former conductor's house, quarry stone building with half-hip roof, 1810 (dated); 18th century garden pavilion Winery
Tithe barn Untergasse 44
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18th century former tithe barn; Half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, 18th century
Courtyard Untergasse 56
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18th century Hakenhof, 18th century; Half-hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, plastered, marked 1745 and 1818 (probably remodeling), courtyard gate marked 1755; defining the streetscape
Wayside cross north of the village on the Goldberg
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1912 Road cross, base marked 1912, metal body Wayside cross
Wayside cross northwest of the village on the Goldberg
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1651 Way cross, base marked 1846/1944 and 1651, crucifix marked 1846 Wayside cross
Wayside cross south of the village on the L 520
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1731 Way cross, base marked 1731, stone cast body renewed Wayside cross
Milestone southwest of the village on the L 520 (Talstrasse)
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around 1872 Milestone No. 10, stump of a column, around 1872 Milestone

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